Making Spiritual Progress Volume One

This is a book with a practical message for the new convert, older believers and even leaders that will help each one of them to grow more and more in their walk with the Lord, and to rise to great heights with the Lord. In its preface, the author Z.T. Fomum specifies that these are eleven messages given to the church in Rixheim (France), during their spiritual retreat in July 1989. This book is about the basic lessons for any believer who wants to grow in his walk with the Lord, to be all that the Lord wants him to be, in order to rise beyond the limitations generally brought about by mediocrity.

How do you make spiritual progress? In this book, Z .T. Fomum aptly and ably answers this determinant question that believers often ask themselves in their walk with the Lord. This is the second set of messages given to the church in Rixheim (France), during a spiritual retreat that took place there in July 1989. The believer must work out his salvation by - fixing his thoughts on things above, - cooperating with the Lord through prayer, and - developing a positive attitude in the face of life's circumstances. But first, everyone should know that the Lord has provided everything we need to make all the progress that we ought to make. This book is to be read in prayer and with faith.

This is a book with a practical message for the new convert, older believers and even leaders that will help each one of them to grow more and more in their walk with the Lord, and to rise to great heights with the Lord. In its preface, the author Z.T. Fomum specifies that these are eleven messages given to the church in Rixheim (France), during their spiritual retreat in July 1989. This book is about the basic lessons for any believer who wants to grow in his walk with the Lord, to be all that the Lord wants him to be, in order to rise beyond the limitations generally brought about by mediocrity.

We often think of "spiritual growth" as a matter of behavior, but in reality spiritual growth is a matter of the heart. In Making Spiritual Progress Allen Ratta introduces a revolutionary system for monitoring your motivations—faith, hope and love, the virtues out of which spiritual growth grows.

The ideal of holiness can seem impossible as we find ourselves busier and more distracted in our increasingly complicated world. Yet the witness of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal (CFRs) offers us hope that it is possible to become a saint while living in the world. In fact, it is by opening ourselves up to others and making time for prayer and sacrifices in our daily lives that we can bring God's love to the world. Then we will be transformed ourselves. Join Fr. Mark-Mary Ames, CFR, as he guides you with small, practical steps that will lead you-poco apoco, little by little-on the journey to holiness. Book jacket.

This new book focuses on acquiring the skills for handling everyday life withmore joy, harmony, peace, and light. Here are more of the shared teachings ofSanaya Roman and her spirit guide, Orin, for whom she acts as a channel.

The difference is humility... In this compilation of 39 editorials from A.W. Tozer, readers will enjoy eloquent distillations of the Reformation faith. Knowing God deeply and intimately brings purpose and meaning to life and should be the Christian's highest goal, and these essays will help that endeavor. To the child of God, there is no such thing as accident. “We travel an appointed way,” says Tozer. The paths we tread were chosen for us when as yet we were not, when as yet we only existed in God’s mind. Our way is ordered by the secret script of God's hidden providence, and true faith displaces any possibility for chance or misfortune. Tozer tells us that we are full of life filled with providences and plans laid out from above. He urges us not to think we are simply God's pawns, for that is the attitude of the unbeliever, whereas the true follower of Christ will know that he is one of God's beloved! The difference is humility.

How do you make spiritual progress? In this book, Z .T. Fomum aptly and ably answers this determinant question that believers often ask themselves in their walk with the Lord. This is the second set of messages given to the church in Rixheim (France), during a spiritual retreat that took place there in July 1989. The believer must work out his salvation by fixing his thoughts on things above, cooperating with the Lord through prayer, and developing a positive attitude in the face of life's circumstances. But first, everyone should know that the Lord has provided everything we need to make all the progress that we ought to make. This book is to be read in prayer and with faith.